Professor Kang Lee, PhD (University of New Brunswick, Canada, 1994) is a child psychologist, and Director of the Institute of Child Study, University of Toronto. He also holds adjunct positions at four universities in China and one in USA. His research on lying uses experimental methods to investigate how children come to grips with the concept and moral implications of lying, whether children are able to detect others’ lies, and whether children can tell convincing lies in various social situations. His work has resulted in a new law in Canada in 2006 that determines how child witnesses are admitted into the criminal court to testify.